But it's not pressed in red, so they buy The Lurkers instead

[venta]

I was going to write something this evening. What was it ? Stuffed if I know.

Instead I shall point out, to anyone that missed it, that the BBC has provided a very fine page (with playable tracks, if you can handle BBC audio) detailing their predictions of who's hot in the music world for 2006.

See what you think.

Let me know if you're backing any of them as go-ers for this year. Personally, I'm really rather liking the Guillemots track - a good tune, a brass section and a theremin. What more could you want ? I must hunt out what else they've done.

For comparison, here's a page about how well the BBC's predictions went last year.

Right. I still haven't remembered what I was going to write about, so I'm off to bed. G'night.

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[wimble.livejournal.com]

Thus demonstrating why you shouldn't specify different font sizes when the user hovers over the text...


There's obviously an error in the markup somehow, since every piece of text on the page, after the link to Corrine Bailey Rae site, is styled as for linkage. That is, when you mouse over it, it turns blue, gains an underline, and reduces in font size. Which, since the changing font size makes all the text move, pulls it out from under my mouse. So, the hover changes immediately disappear, and the text re-enlarges, back under my mouse. And so the cycle goes!